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Armistice Day: What is the history behind the Remembrance commemoration?

Services held every 11 November to mourn British soldiers killed in First World War and all subsequent conflicts

The Independent UK

OPINION - It is right to call for peace on Armistice Day: Saturday's pro-Palestinian march must go ahead

There is nothing more appropriate than to march under the slogan “Ceasefire Now” on Armistice Day. Those marching in London and elsewhere around Britain and the world – calling for peace and justice – stand in the proudest traditions of this country.

Evening Standard

India starts with a win over Britain in the IC Rod Laver Junior tennis

India beat Britain 4-2 in the first round of the IC Rod Laver Junior Challenge Finals. Manas and Rushil won their singles and doubles matches, while Sohini won her singles match. Asmi lost her singles, but Asmi and Sohini lost their doubles match. South Africa and Italy also won their…

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G7 calls for pause in Gaza fighting as Hamas terror victims remembered

James Cleverly said Britain still wanted to see an independent Palestinian state created alongside a secure Israel

Evening Standard

Brexit has damaged Britain’s 'openness,' says Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey

Other economists say quitting the European Union has dealt a multi-billion pound blow to the UK

Evening Standard

Prince William hopes to expand his Earthshot Prize into a global environment movement by 2030

Britain’s Prince William is looking to expand his Earthshot Prize program into a global movement to bolster environmental solutions and galvanize governments to be more engaged in green sectors so that climate change would be easier to tackle

The Independent UK

Fleece of Britain’s ‘loneliest sheep’ to be sold for charity

Three-year-old Fiona has a new look after her fleece was trimmed and sent to an expert knitter

The Independent UK

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Fleece of ‘Britain’s loneliest sheep’ to be sold for charity

Fiona the ewe, who was rescued in Scotland on Saturday, has been shorn and her wool made into souvenirs

The Guardian - UK

Future of Tour of Britain in doubt after British Cycling ends deal with race organiser

Race promoters Sweetspot allegedly owes £700,000 in rights fees

Cycling News

Unopened French Love Letters To Sailors From 265 Years Ago Revealed

Letters offer rare glimpse into love and family quarrels during wartime, confiscated by British

Zenger

In his speech, King Charles spoke of ‘my government’. Well, it certainly isn’t ours

The shabby state of British democracy was made plain by a king’s speech tailored not for the country’s needs, but the Tories’ own grubby ends, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

Tour of Britain future plunged into doubt over £700,000 legal battle

British Cycling alleges race organiser SweetSpot will owe £700,000 in unpaid race licence fees by the end of 2023

Cycling Weekly

FRC waters down governance overhaul as King’s Speech omits audit reforms

Britain’s accounting watchdog will abandon the majority of the 18 proposed changes to corporate governance rules in the latest set back to reforms.

The Independent UK

Britain’s Charles III gives first King’s Speech as monarch

Ceremony could be first and last chance for Conservative PM Rishi Sunak to pitch his legislative agenda to the public.

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The Conversation

British king acknowledges colonial atrocities in Kenya – here's what could happen next

On his official visit to Kenya, King Charles III acknowledged Britain’s colonial era “wrongdoings”. He also paid tribute to Kenyan soldiers who had participated in the first and second world wars on behalf of Britain. His visit coincided with Kenya’s 60th independence anniversary.

The Hindu

Dhamne helms Indian challenge in Rod Laver Cup

India's top junior player Manas Dhamne, 15, leads the Indian squad at the IC Rod Laver Junior Worldwide Finals in San Diego, USA. Rushil Khosla, Asmi Adkar, Sohini Mohanty and captain Vikram Anand complete the team. Manas won the Asian junior title last year and has been training at the…

The Independent UK

Concerns over speed of rail reforms as Great British Railways is in draft Bill

The establishment of the public sector body to overhaul Britain’s railways was included in a draft Rail Reform Bill.

Evening Standard

King's speech: Rishi Sunak says he's putting Britain 'on better path' as PM lays out election battle lines

PM lays out his battle lines with law and order at heart of historic blueprint

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King Charles sets out Sunak’s election dividing lines in first king’s speech

Speech outlines tough approach to criminal justice and green agenda but little legislation on public services

The Independent UK

Bill to enable self-driving cars to be used on Britain’s roads

The Government says its Automated Vehicles Bill will provide the sector with the certainty and confidence it needs to develop the technology.

The Independent UK

Draft Bill to create Great British Railways amid fears plan would be axed

It has been two-and-a-half years since proposals to create a new public sector body to manage Britain’s railways were first announced.

Radio France Internationale

French letters seized during 18th century Britain-France war finally opened

A French researcher from the University of Cambridge in the UK has begun opening undelivered letters written to French sailors during an 18th century war between Britain and France.

Foreign Policy

The Israel-Hamas War Is Dividing Europe’s Left

A political hot potato singes progressives across the continent.

The Independent UK

Time to rise up: the story behind Tate Britain’s feminist artwork made from cake

In 1976, performance artist Bobby Baker invited strangers into her home to feast on an edible family in the name of feminism. Almost half a century later, visitors dreaming of a batter world can tuck in again as it’s restaged outside Tate Britain. Annabel Nugent speaks to the artist ahead…

The Guardian - UK

A Nasty Little War review – the west’s chaotic campaign to undo the Russian Revolution

Journalist Anna Reid’s thrilling history throws much-needed light on the dark, bloody and sometimes absurd attempt to overthrow the Bolsheviks by the US, Britain and others

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